Review! Too Faced Chocolate Soleil Bronzer

I'm going to skip my Monday Questionnaire this week...I just couldn't find a good set of questions, but instead you I'm going to give you a review...

I'm pretty late to the band wagon on this item, but it's never too late to try something out. As I'm sure a lot of us are, I'm addicted to bronzer. And with being such a pale girl, sometimes it can be hard to find the right color. I've been on the hunt for the perfect color, so here's another one to add to this list.

What makes this product so well known, is the smell of the Too Faced Chocolate products. This bronzer smells just like hot cocoa. Every time I open this compact it sends the delicious smell right out, and it really brightens my morning.

This product was $30, from Sephora, which is pretty much the standard price for powder products from the high end brands. The packaging is very sleek and pretty, and who doesn't love gold?

The coloring really seems perfect for me! It's not orange and definitely not muddy. Many bronzers from other brands DO NOT work for my skin tone, and this product isn't one of them.

Overall, I'm really happy with this product. I now see why it is so hyped up, and I'm very happy to have it in my collection. Worth the money? You definitely get what you pay for, and I feel this money was well spent.

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